When it came to playing Glinda in the big screen version of the Broadway musical, Wicked, it was a no-brainer that Ariana Grande would hit all the right notes with her four-octave vocal range. But where the frequent Saturday Night Live and Sam & Kat thespian rallied for many was in her sheer,

Ariana Grande was certainly popular with Golden Globes voters. The “Wicked” star is now a first-time Golden Globes Awards nominee for her performance as Glinda in the blockbuster musical. Grande received one of the film’s four nominations on Monday,

If you can make it through this long video, Ariana and her Victorious co-star Elizabeth Gillies were messing around on YouTube and recorded themselves singing Popular, which would go on to be her most iconic performance as Glinda.

Before receiving her first Golden Globe nomination Dec. 9 for her role as Glinda in Wicked, Ariana Grande spent years manifesting the opportunity to play the iconic role.

Ariana Grande reflects on her experiences with the hit musical-adaptation Wicked after it netted her a Golden Globes nomination.

It’s no surprise that Wicked-- the Broadway-adapted film on the 2024 movie schedule-- delivered in spades to many of its viewers. That even includes cast members of the film. Ariana Grande, who played Glinda,

On the morning of her nomination, Grande also reflected on how her relationship with her fans has evolved: "We've been growing alongside each other and they've embraced this new chapter in the way that I'm really deeply grateful for.

Ariana Grande had a funny response when she was scolded by her mom, Joan Grande, after being caught her checking her phone during the movie. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Ariana has "lost count" how many times she's seen the film,